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So, what does everyone wear? What clothes do you like? What clothes do you hate?
I myself like wearing bootcut jeans. Basically modern flares or "bell bottoms", but don't stick out like a saw thumb in public. I mainly like wearing them in pale blue although yesterday I brought a pair of "darkwash" bootcut jeans which are basically dark grey (although they look blackish at a distance). For footwear I just wear trainers, I would one day like to wear a pair of long boots, maybe lacless ones, but them I wouldn't be able to show off my bootcut jeans. Coats, I have a classic style leather jacket inherited from my parents from the 90s so it has some nice wear to it and doesn't look so new and shiny you suspect it's plastic. I also have a long military rain coat, although with my bad posture and skinny body, I look like a refugee in it, so I'll leave it in the wardrobe for now until I grow into it more. I also have an Italian short military jacket which I fit into better, more of a summer thing though. T-Shirts- lately in the clothes shops I have been mortified. Some awful designs. Hate those T shirts which have patterns that appear on your grandparents jumpers. And I also hate those photographic T shirts, especially the ones which are of like palm trees and such saying "LA" or "New York". Lately I've been lost on T Shirts. I might just start wearing plain Y Neck T shirts if I can't find anything soon as I'm growing out of my other stuff.
I'd like to start wearing some Steampunk cloths, but they're expensive and I'd probably be stared at in the streets. What I would love but I don't think has ever been made is a double breasted Victorian style waist coat with a collar, but in blue denim. That'd rock, would go well with my bootcut jeans, plus it would give me an excuse to get a pocket watch and chain. Maybe I'll just buy a regular steampunk or Goth waistcoat. Speaking of goth, wouldn't mind some formal goth wear like black poet shirts and civil war coats but in black and possibly patterns. But that might be going to far.
As for hair, I like to keep it nice and short for now. Lately I've been basing it on Dean Winchester's, but shorter, although It's sort of developed into it's own thing and I'm wearing a bit more spikey again lately (but in that messy spikey way like David tenant wore on Doctor Who). I don't really like long hair without facial hair. Maybe one day when I can grow facial hair I'll go shoulder length, but for now I'm keeping it long. Maybe one day I'll also go for a quiff. Who knows.
Now one thing I hate with a burning passion is skinny jeans on men. They just look camp, plus those spray on/skin tight ones especially look awful. And those ones which reveal bare ankles are just plain ludicrous. I mean, there's going too far then there's going so far you just look like a bleeding twat. I also hate those knitted jumpers with old people patterns or to put it another way, old people jumpers young people wear. Also not a big fan of this "top button swag" although I am beginning to take to wearing my top button done up on my school polo shirt as everyone says I look better, and actually without it done up I looks a bit like a scruffy tramp, so I'm warming to "top button swag".
So, how about you guys?
I myself like wearing bootcut jeans. Basically modern flares or "bell bottoms", but don't stick out like a saw thumb in public. I mainly like wearing them in pale blue although yesterday I brought a pair of "darkwash" bootcut jeans which are basically dark grey (although they look blackish at a distance). For footwear I just wear trainers, I would one day like to wear a pair of long boots, maybe lacless ones, but them I wouldn't be able to show off my bootcut jeans. Coats, I have a classic style leather jacket inherited from my parents from the 90s so it has some nice wear to it and doesn't look so new and shiny you suspect it's plastic. I also have a long military rain coat, although with my bad posture and skinny body, I look like a refugee in it, so I'll leave it in the wardrobe for now until I grow into it more. I also have an Italian short military jacket which I fit into better, more of a summer thing though. T-Shirts- lately in the clothes shops I have been mortified. Some awful designs. Hate those T shirts which have patterns that appear on your grandparents jumpers. And I also hate those photographic T shirts, especially the ones which are of like palm trees and such saying "LA" or "New York". Lately I've been lost on T Shirts. I might just start wearing plain Y Neck T shirts if I can't find anything soon as I'm growing out of my other stuff.
I'd like to start wearing some Steampunk cloths, but they're expensive and I'd probably be stared at in the streets. What I would love but I don't think has ever been made is a double breasted Victorian style waist coat with a collar, but in blue denim. That'd rock, would go well with my bootcut jeans, plus it would give me an excuse to get a pocket watch and chain. Maybe I'll just buy a regular steampunk or Goth waistcoat. Speaking of goth, wouldn't mind some formal goth wear like black poet shirts and civil war coats but in black and possibly patterns. But that might be going to far.
As for hair, I like to keep it nice and short for now. Lately I've been basing it on Dean Winchester's, but shorter, although It's sort of developed into it's own thing and I'm wearing a bit more spikey again lately (but in that messy spikey way like David tenant wore on Doctor Who). I don't really like long hair without facial hair. Maybe one day when I can grow facial hair I'll go shoulder length, but for now I'm keeping it long. Maybe one day I'll also go for a quiff. Who knows.
Now one thing I hate with a burning passion is skinny jeans on men. They just look camp, plus those spray on/skin tight ones especially look awful. And those ones which reveal bare ankles are just plain ludicrous. I mean, there's going too far then there's going so far you just look like a bleeding twat. I also hate those knitted jumpers with old people patterns or to put it another way, old people jumpers young people wear. Also not a big fan of this "top button swag" although I am beginning to take to wearing my top button done up on my school polo shirt as everyone says I look better, and actually without it done up I looks a bit like a scruffy tramp, so I'm warming to "top button swag".
So, how about you guys?
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